Front - Use classnotes to fill out p. 1 (or consult any online source for Pronouns and Antecedents)
Back - Testing each pronoun separately, decide if a pronoun is incorrect. If so, cross it out and write the correct one above it.
Tuesday, January 25
Reading Minutes
Pronoun Review
Double-check homework's Pronoun and Antecedent worksheet [using transparency]
ACT review book - highlight the Subjective, Objective, and Possessive pronouns on p. 58
Pocket Manual - highlight the Subjective, Objective, and Possessive Pronouns on p. 36. Study the bottom of p. 36 "Compound Word Groups" for a review of how to test for the correct pronoun.
Homework - For each of the listed Compound Word Groups, write 1 sentence that uses the phrases correctly.
From any newspaper or magazine, copy sentences that have 5 subjective and 5 objective pronouns in them. More than one pronoun may be in each sentence, but you will still end up with 5 and 5. Label each subjective and objective pronoun.
Study classnotes, ACT and Manual pages, and pronoun homework worksheets for Friday's quiz
Practice listing the Subjective and Objective pronouns from memory.
Thursday, January 27
Reading Minutes and Journaling
Materials list for Second Semester. Materials check on Tuesday, February 1.
Study classnotes, definitions, mnemonic device, memorize subjective and objective pronouns, ACT and Manual pages, and pronoun homework worksheets for Friday's quiz
English 3 Semester 2 - This Week
Week of January 24, 2011 - First Day of Spring Semester!!
Monday, January 24
- First semester grade sheets
- Binder clean-out
- The Wonderful World of Pronouns!
- Nouns, Pronouns, and Antecedents
- Subjective pronouns for subjects in sentences/Objective pronouns for objects in sentences
- Deciding which pronoun to use
- In compound structures that may cause confusion:
- She and I laughed at him and her.
- Homework - Pronoun and Antecedent worksheet
Pronoun and Antecendent worksheet.jan11.doc
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- Front - Use classnotes to fill out p. 1 (or consult any online source for Pronouns and Antecedents)
- Back - Testing each pronoun separately, decide if a pronoun is incorrect. If so, cross it out and write the correct one above it.
Tuesday, January 25- Reading Minutes
- Pronoun Review
- Double-check homework's Pronoun and Antecedent worksheet [using transparency]
- ACT review book - highlight the Subjective, Objective, and Possessive pronouns on p. 58
- Pocket Manual - highlight the Subjective, Objective, and Possessive Pronouns on p. 36. Study the bottom of p. 36 "Compound Word Groups" for a review of how to test for the correct pronoun.
- Homework - For each of the listed Compound Word Groups, write 1 sentence that uses the phrases correctly.
Using Subj and Obj Pronouns Correctly.jan11.doc
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Wednesday, January 26- Review of Pronouns for Thursday's quiz - Using Subjective and Objective Pronouns Correctly
- PowerPoint
Pronouns - adapted version.jan11.ppt
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- Warriner's, p. 185, Ex. 7 and p. 186, Ex. A
- Homework -
- From any newspaper or magazine, copy sentences that have 5 subjective and 5 objective pronouns in them. More than one pronoun may be in each sentence, but you will still end up with 5 and 5. Label each subjective and objective pronoun.
- Study classnotes, ACT and Manual pages, and pronoun homework worksheets for Friday's quiz
- Practice listing the Subjective and Objective pronouns from memory.
Thursday, January 27